A few days ago, we let readers know that we are launching a newsletter featuring our Books & Ideas coverage, and the response has been terrific.
5,000 people have already signed up for the new weekly email that will feature longer reads on literature, philosophy and many of the things we hold most dear. If you haven't already, please sign up and tell us what you think. And in the meantime, you can hear from our Books & Ideas section editor, Suzy Freeman-Greene, as she shares her plans for the newsletter below.
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